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    NSW Protest Guide: How To Hold A Lawful Protest In NSW

    NSW Police are not allowed to use the power under section 200(5) LEPRA to give move on directions on anyone protesting near a place of worship.
    AustraliaCriminal Law
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    The offence of entering and remaining in a declared area in a foreign country

    Discusses s119.2 Criminal Code Act. Recent case example.
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    Fitness to plead and stand trial: Mental health implications

    A person suffering mental health, who is 'unfit to stand trial', can have the trial permanently stayed, or be discharged.
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    Music festivals and drug detection dogs in NSW

    Outlines your rights at music festivals.
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    What is a Serious Crime Prevention Order (SCPO) in New South Wales?

    SCPOs are 'control orders' imposing conditions to prevent or restrict individuals from serious crime-related activities.
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    Top 10 famous criminal cases in Australia

    Summary of 10 horrifying crimes committed in Australia.
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    Can Text Messages Be Used As Evidence?

    This article is written and reviewed by experienced criminal defence lawyers and is not intended to be relied upon as legal advice. For legal advice, call our office for a consultation.
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    Child sex offence evidence program in NSW expands

    Provides greater support to child complainants and prosecution witnesses in sexual offence proceedings.
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    Goods in custody offences - Complete Guide, New South Wales

    The offence of ‘goods in custody' in New South Wales is when a person is unlawfully in possession of property.
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    Unauthorised computer function offences in Australia

    Woman charged over allegedly providing private information obtained via her employment at a government agency to alleged kidnappers.
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    Legal consequences of non-payment of a road toll in NSW

    Discussion about the legal consequences of not paying your road toll in NSW.
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    The penalties for high-range drink driving in NSW

    A NSW driver was charged with high-range drink-driving, with other offences, after he allegedly rammed a police vehicle.
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    Proposed changes to 'break and enter' laws in New South Wales

    A new amendment Bill proposes to remove the precondition of trespass by the term ‘enter without consent'.
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    Illegal dumping laws in NSW

    In NSW, it is actually against the law to transport or deposit waste to a location that cannot legally accept it.
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    What is the offence of Female Genital Mutilation in New South Wales?

    Female genital mutilation refers to procedures which remove or injure female genital organs for non-medical reasons.
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    Can Pre Sentence Custody Be Taken Into Account On Sentencing?

    A NSW appeal court has overturned part of a young man's prison sentence after finding he lost more than three months of credit for time already spent in custody. The ruling highlights the complex and often misunderstood process of calculating pre-sentence custody, particularly when charges are later withdrawn or dismissed.
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    Blackmail laws and penalties in Australia

    Outlines what constitutes the act of blackmail, relevant offences as well as possible defences that could apply.
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    Breaking and entering laws in New South Wales

    Discussion about breaking & entering laws (including defences) in NSW. Recent example given.
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    Nazi symbol public display offences in New South Wales

    Discussion about nazi symbol public display offences in NSW. Recent case example.
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    Penalties for supplying a self-administered prohibited drug causing death

    Discusses s25C Crimes Act (1900) NSW & recent case example.
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